Comments by "Mitch Richards" (@mitchrichards1532) on "Why the German Army couldn't overcome their bad logistics" video.

  1. The repetition of bad logistics seems to gloss over the fact that Wehrmacht Intelligence caused most of the logistical failures in due course. When the operational design is based on fantasy information, then the logistical support plan has no foundation, no basis. The same could be said for the Personnel problems associated with Barbarossa. All reserves were used up by July and especially depleted were the Infantry battalions of AGC's Infantry divisions. So, regardless of logistical support, the tip of the spear was blunted anyway. All of Barbarossa's and Blau's failures can be attributed to poor Intelligence during the planning process and during the campaign.
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  2. Not true... Look at the failure of Barbarossa timeline and the Holocaust timeline, they don't match. The Eastern front railnet was maxed out for supply and troop trains heading east in 1941 and 1942, but they were not when heading back west (where the ca mps were LATER built).
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